The crazy price of diesel has had an unexpected side-effect. My daily drivers are a 1970 Rover 3500S and 1998 Isuzu Trooper 3.1Td. Running the former on Super Unleaded is not costing me an awful lot more now than the diesel 4x4 – about 31ppm compared with 36ppm. Every cloud etc!
Couple of hours this morning on my favourite Sussex beach – which is rapidly being eroded by the sea to give strong ‘Planet of the Apes’ vibes - yielded finds ranging from a nice piece of a Roman Black Burnished Ware bowl, c140-250 AD, to a 1980s Golden Wonder crisp packet 😁
That’s an insane amount of ordnance to find in just one month, 108 years after the end of WW1. Eighteen tons!
Iron harvest figures for January 2026
“The month of January was a good start to the year. We had a total of 191 requests and approximately 18 tons of ammunition were found.
Have you found ammunition? Stay away, call the police and DOVO will do the rest!”
📸 DOVO Sedee #IronHarvest
My neighbours’ cat often does this, sometimes in the middle of the floor. I’ve never seen such behaviour before. Any theories?
Erm, except that no.1 is not currently lived in, and certainly not by anyone called ‘Jim’. But it was clearly too much trouble for the @DPD_UKHelp24 driver to knock at the correct address, no.2, you know, THE ONE THAT IS LITERALLY ATTACHED AND HAS A MASSIVE ‘2’ ON THE FRONT.
Tell me you are a @dailytelegraph writer based in London without etc etc 🙄
Went for a stroll on my favourite Sussex beach this eve. Found lots of prehistoric material here last year due to rapid erosion but today this solitary sherd was my only reward. Very coarse fabric, hand formed rather than wheel thrown, so I’m guessing Late Bronze Age 1200-500 BC.


























